WRITE ON STUFF: New Zealand is packed with hidden and not-so-hidden holiday gems.
These are the places where people go to escape, read their books for days on end, and catch fish (or nothing) without feeling any guilt or stress.
You may think your favourite holiday spot is the best in the country, or even the world. But is it really?
It’s time to settle the argument. Tell us why your chosen New Zealand holiday spot is the best and why.
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Are you a fan of the golden, sandy beaches of Golden Bay at the top of Te Wai Pounamu (the South Island). Do you prefer the Coromandel on the east coast of Te Ika ā Māui (the North Island). Or does your heart belong in deep south locations like Fiordland and Stewart Island?
Some places are special for other reasons. Maybe your family has been going there for generations, you are friends with other people who go there, or you have another special connection to the place.
Whatever destination takes the cake in your eyes and whatever your reasons, we want to hear from you. The best submissions will be published in Stuff Nation.
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New Zealand is covered with great holiday spots, but which is the absolute best?
What makes your holiday spot the best? What does it have that others don’t?
What do you enjoy doing there, and what are some of its main attractions?
How many years have you been going to your chosen spot, and what memories do you have there?
Are there any other New Zealand destinations that give your favourite a run for its money, and what do you enjoy about them?
Send in photos and videos of you, your family, or friends at your favourite holiday hot spot.
We’re looking for submissions of between 400-800 words (with photos or videos attached) to be published in Stuff Nation. To share why your favourite holiday spot is the best, hit the contribute button, or email: stuffnation@stuff.co.nz.
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